
Morocco Reach WAFCON Semi-Finals and Secure World Cup Spot
Morocco have advanced to the WAFCON semi-finals while also securing a berth at the Women's World Cup, according to reports from beIN SPORTS.
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Morocco have advanced to the WAFCON semi-finals while also securing a berth at the Women's World Cup, according to reports from beIN SPORTS.

As WAFCON 2026 reaches its knockout rounds, a quarter-final victory carries major implications for Morocco and every competing nation still in contention.

How Morocco's top football official Fouzi Lekjaa has leveraged the 2030 World Cup to become one of the country's most influential technocratic figures.

Fouzi Lekjaa's rise illustrates how football administration has become a vehicle for political and technocratic influence in Morocco ahead of the 2030 World Cup.

FIFA says Gianni Infantino retains board support despite growing resignation calls, and flatly denies a report that he offered Morocco a World Cup final slot for re-election backing.

FIFA says Gianni Infantino retains backing from some board members despite growing calls for his resignation, and flatly denies a report he offered Morocco a World Cup final slot for re-election support.

Morocco coach Ouahbi remains confident the Atlas Lions are building toward something special despite their World Cup exit, pointing to a promising road ahead.

France defeated Morocco 2-0 in the Men's World Cup quarterfinals to advance to the semifinals, ending the African side's historic run in the tournament.

Kylian Mbappe delivered another commanding performance as France eliminated Morocco to book a World Cup semi-final spot, raising fresh questions about who can stop Les Bleus.

Morocco head coach Ouahbi says the Atlas Lions are firmly on the right path despite their World Cup exit, expressing strong belief in the team's long-term potential.

Morocco and France meet in the opening quarterfinal of the World Cup, setting up one of the most anticipated clashes of the tournament so far.

Morocco coach Ouahbi has brushed aside praise for his team's recent performances, insisting the only acceptable goal is winning the World Cup.